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The genetic code of a strand of DNA is determined by a specific sequence of A. sugar molecules. B. nucleotides. C. covalent bonds. D. ATP molecules.​

The genetic code of a strand of DNA is determined by a specific sequence of A. sugar molecules. B. nucleotides. C. covalent bonds. D. ATP molecules.​
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The genetic code of a strand of DNA is determined by a specific sequence of

A. sugar molecules.

B. nucleotides.

C. covalent bonds.

D. ATP molecules.​

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B

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the answer is nucleotides

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